A poultry complex is to be built in Khakassia for 1.5 billion rubles

In the Bogradsky District of the Khakassia Republic, a project to build a new poultry farm is being implemented, with a total investment of 1.5 billion rubles. According to the head of the region, Valentin Konovalov, the facility's capacity will allow for the production of up to 2,000 tons of broiler meat annually, thereby covering a quarter of the total volume of poultry products imported into the republic.

The Head of the Region noted: "In the village of Pushnoye in the Bogradsky District, a project is being developed to build a poultry farm that will produce 2,000 tons of broiler meat per year, replacing a quarter of the poultry coming from other regions." The investment in this project is estimated at 1.5 billion rubles, and its implementation period covers 2025-2037.

It was also announced that the Ust-Abakan poultry farm is currently undergoing modernization. It is planned that by 2030, with investments exceeding 7 billion rubles, the annual production of chicken eggs will increase from 66 million to 350 million pieces.

For companies specializing in industrial refrigeration equipment, the project to build and modernize poultry facilities in Khakassia presents a significant opportunity to expand their business and strengthen their market position. Given the projected production volumes and the need to maintain strict temperature conditions at all stages of production and storage, the demand for modern and reliable refrigeration equipment will be high.

The first step towards participating in the project is to establish contact with the project initiators, the management of the poultry farm under construction, and representatives of the Ust-Abakan poultry farm. It is important to provide potential customers with detailed information about the proposed equipment, its technical specifications, advantages, and economic efficiency. The proposal should take into account the specific requirements of poultry farming, as well as meet energy efficiency and environmental safety standards.

Companies can offer comprehensive solutions that include the design, supply, installation, commissioning, and service of refrigeration equipment. Special attention should be paid to the development of automated control systems that will ensure optimal storage conditions, minimize energy consumption, and reduce the risk of accidents. It is also important to provide training for poultry farm staff on how to use the new equipment.

In addition to the supply of standard equipment, companies can offer the development and implementation of innovative technologies, such as heat recovery systems, the use of alternative refrigerants, and the optimization of freezing and storage processes. This will help poultry farms to increase their competitiveness and reduce their environmental impact. By participating in such a large-scale project, companies can not only generate significant profits but also contribute to the development of the agricultural sector in Khakassia.